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1.5 divided by 12 i want an explanation cuz i don't know how to divide a small decimal with a larger number
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1.5 divided by 12
i want an explanation cuz i don't know how to divide a small decimal with a larger number
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well it’s 0.125, what you do is
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12| 1.5 you bring the decimal up
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12| 1.>>5 = 15 :)
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12| 15
- 12
30
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12| 15 0 0|
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- 24
60
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Explanation:
1.5 ÷ 12
1½÷12
³/²÷12
3/2 *1/12
3/24
1/8
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